A Quick Guide to the Da Nang, Vietnam Cruise Port

Da Nang is a port that has so many different options of things to see and do, both close to the city, and then further afield.
That being said, none of the points of interest are within walking distance- they all take transport to get to.
This quick guide to Da Nang will help get you off to a good start in learning what you want to see, and how is best to get there!
Timecode:
0:00 Introduction
0:55 Port Area Information
2:36 What to See and Do within 20 minutes from the port
3:38 What to See and Do further afield
5:27 Travel Tips
7:10 Summary

[@arielviewtravelvlog73]

Great information! Thank you for this! Ive been struggeling finding info on Aisan ports for my next cruise!

[@dockeddiscoveries]

Yeah no worries at all! If you need some more help, feel free to check out our website- www.dockeddiscoveries.com, there is over 50 different Asian port information pages on there, it might be useful!

[@henryarlac2845]

very informative. thanks CD.

[@dockeddiscoveries]

You're welcome!

[@kerenstar13]

very informative video, many thanks 😃

[@dockeddiscoveries]

You are very welcome! Always one of my favorite ports to visit. I always wish we had more time there- you could easily spend a week with all the different things to see and do!

[@kaojoanne6349]

Do you know the distance that the cruise passenger need to walk out to the port to meet the local taxi driver? Thanks!

[@dockeddiscoveries]

So it depends on the specific docking location. Within the Tien Sa Peninsula Port, ships can dock in a couple of spots. From either however, it involves walking through a big container shipping port. Normally you will have access to a free golf buggy style shuttle going back and forth from the ship to the port gate. On my most recent visits there, you were allowed to walk, and it was approximately 1/2 a mile / 800m. I hope that helps!

[@kaojoanne6349]

Thanks for the information.

[@dockeddiscoveries]

You're welcome!